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Make room for a conversation.

Create experiences that speak, listen, and respond. Connect voice models with language, useful context, and the app around the conversation.

Illustrative app concept

From an intention to a useful result

A few ways to make it yours.

These examples show how the pieces can come together around a purpose.

A conversational assistant

Start with

A spoken question and the information the assistant is allowed to use.

What you are working toward

A voice experience with a clear purpose and a useful next step.

  1. Listen

    Let a person express a request in their own words.

  2. Respond

    Use language and voice models to prepare a response with relevant context.

  3. Continue

    Keep useful context available for the next part of the conversation.

A spoken practice app

Start with

A practice topic, the learner's level, and a conversation goal.

What you are working toward

A learning session that connects spoken practice with the learner's next step.

  1. Begin

    Offer a prompt that gives the learner a clear starting point.

  2. Practice

    Build a voice conversation around the topic.

  3. Reflect

    Provide feedback and a place to revisit useful material.

An audio creation studio

Start with

A script, a desired tone, and the project where the audio will be used.

What you are working toward

A project library connecting scripts, voice direction, and audio.

  1. Prepare

    Organize the script and pronunciation guidance.

  2. Create

    Use voice models to develop spoken audio for the project.

  3. Review

    Listen, refine, and save the selected output with its source script.

Together in your app cloud

The pieces behind the possibility.

Choose the models and services that support the experience you want to create.

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A little more context

Good questions.

Is voice only for generating audio?

Voice can be part of a live conversational experience or an audio creation workflow. Start with what the person should be able to do, then select the listening, speaking, and language capabilities that fit.

Can voice use my app's context?

Design the conversation around relevant records or documents. Define what the assistant may access and how it should respond when the available material does not answer a question.

What should I check before sharing a voice app?

Try the intended languages, interruptions, and real conversational situations. Make listening and recording behavior clear, and provide a readable or alternative path when it helps the person using the app.

Explore Pricing for plans, included capabilities, and usage details.

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